Business

Nominations are currently being accepted for the Spirit of Springfield as well as the Business of the Year Awards.

Crystal Valley will be taking grain at all elevator locations and will be utilizing manual hand tickets.

Many people have adopted pets since the beginning of the pandemic, and it’s caused a spike in the demand for grooming services.

Target will hire fewer seasonal workers this year, instead offering more hours and flexibility to the employees it does have.

Crystal Valley announced Tuesday that it had been hit with a ransomware cyber-attack Sunday.

The attack hit just as Iowa’s corn and soy harvesting is getting under way,

Now, Minnesota Soybean and Goodyear Tires are turning it into a way to get from point A to point B safely by putting soybean oil in sustainable tires.

Manufacturing jobs lead the way for increase in Minnesota employment.

The most jobs added was in the manufacturing industry with 2,300 jobs last month.

As orders are placed, readied and sent out, costume and gift distribution and sales company FUN.com is opening their doors for employment to those outside the Mankato area with their Halloween Heroes Program.

Minnesota recognizes Small Business Week this week, during a time when many companies are facing a labor shortage.

Ripple Acupuncture and Wellness offers a variety of oriental medicine including acupuncture, an herbal pharmacy, cupping and more

The pandemic shed a light on the invaluable resources our local nonprofits provide to the community. But today, many are struggling to climb their way back to normal, pre-pandemic operations.

The over $60 million project is driven by upward trends in global consumption of refined oils

North Mankato’s Connecting Commerce Business Association has announced a new date for its Concerts on Commerce event.

South Central College celebrates the opening of a new Agribusiness lab, Minnesota State University offers Agribusiness and food innovation major for the first time.

Marine repair shops have been seeing a lot of damage to propellers and even the bottoms of boats lately.

Conagra Brands is spending $250 million to build the 250,000 square-foot Birds Eye frozen food plant.

Meatpacking workers and farm workers who were severely affected by the coronavirus pandemic will be eligible to get grants of up to $600 per person as part of a new $700 million aid program, the U.S. Department of Agriculture announced Tuesday.

More than $64 million is available in grants for Minnesota owned and operated businesses that demonstrate financial hardship due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The staff and everyone involved in this project is excited to bring something new to Old Town.

KEYC News Now General Manager Ed Woloszyn passed away Thursday morning following a brief battle with cancer.

General Motors announced it would pause production at eight North American plants during the next two weeks. Ford will also stop making pickups at its Kansas City Assembly Plant for the next two weeks.

Photographers are seeing a boost in business as last year’s rescheduled events take place.

Big plans are in the works for Mankato’s former courthouse and post office building.

Navitor Specialty Products held an ice bucket challenge event Wednesday to benefit the Greater Mankato Area United Way.

The contributions will be applied to construction costs and operations of programs and classes for all ages.

Mankato Area Public Schools hosted a job fair Wednesday to help fill roles for jobs across the district.

A proposed class-action lawsuit claims that Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds’ decision to cut off enhanced unemployment benefits for tens of thousands of residents violated state law and asks a court to reinstate their eligibility.

The school district is looking for more than just teachers to hire.